Will be so sad Butterfly meadows are so beautiful we are so lucky to have use of this area it will be terrible if it's used for housing.
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Jeremy Lamey
9 years ago
Why encourage, but then ignore, a neighbourhood plan? Stick to the plan, support wildlife.
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Stephen Gough
9 years ago
There are enough houses here already with a lack of infrastructure but the authorities don't care
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Colin Thirkell
9 years ago
Please stop building on our irreplaceable meadows and fields.
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Corinne Booth
9 years ago
Love the meadows, there will soon be no where for families to go
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Save the habitat for those butterflies - even the common ones are rare these days.
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Rosemary Alliott
9 years ago
Site worthy of preservation
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phillips
9 years ago
well worth saving
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Stella Light
9 years ago
We don't need this housing estate, we have had enough theft of our green spaces!!
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Andrew Hardacre
9 years ago
Well worth preserving. Too much valuable habitat being trashed.
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Jane
9 years ago
Why do we keep building on the good habitat where the owls hunt and there are wildflowers, bees, insects, bats, voles etc. Let's build on a corn field which is an environmental desert i
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Jacqueline henderson
9 years ago
Well done Ginny for all your efforts, let's all keep trying
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Ralph Hobbs
9 years ago
Too precious to lose
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Chris Bryan
9 years ago
I'd like to see all of the green field developments around Alton cancelled. Such a pity.
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Neil Saker
9 years ago
Once they are gone they are gone !
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Dave Owen
9 years ago
Loss of key habitat - must be preserved
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Graeme Davis
9 years ago
With both meadows and butterflies in decline nationally we should be avoiding development on such rich habitats
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Susan Hutchins
9 years ago
I've always had a soft spot for Alton, ever since my first job in 1971 - it's a proud little town and very friendly - good luck
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Save this beautiful area.
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Ginny Boxall
· petition starter
9 years ago
Wow Thanks so much everyone, keep it spreading please , last push to get to 1000! xx
Will be so sad Butterfly meadows are so beautiful we are so lucky to have use of this area it will be terrible if it's used for housing.
Why encourage, but then ignore, a neighbourhood plan? Stick to the plan, support wildlife.
There are enough houses here already with a lack of infrastructure but the authorities don't care
Please stop building on our irreplaceable meadows and fields.
Love the meadows, there will soon be no where for families to go
Save the habitat for those butterflies - even the common ones are rare these days.
Site worthy of preservation
well worth saving
We don't need this housing estate, we have had enough theft of our green spaces!!
Well worth preserving. Too much valuable habitat being trashed.
Why do we keep building on the good habitat where the owls hunt and there are wildflowers, bees, insects, bats, voles etc. Let's build on a corn field which is an environmental desert i
Well done Ginny for all your efforts, let's all keep trying
Too precious to lose
I'd like to see all of the green field developments around Alton cancelled. Such a pity.
Once they are gone they are gone !
Loss of key habitat - must be preserved
With both meadows and butterflies in decline nationally we should be avoiding development on such rich habitats
I've always had a soft spot for Alton, ever since my first job in 1971 - it's a proud little town and very friendly - good luck
Save this beautiful area.
Wow Thanks so much everyone, keep it spreading please , last push to get to 1000! xx